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Releases

codsh-bundle@0.15.1

Patch Changes

• dcadebc: Deduplicate redundant todos and clean up ticket titles in the /ship plan readout.

  When /ship landed tickets in-session, tracking them via todo_write duplicated
  the spec's plan readout verbatim when opened with Ctrl+T. The readout now omits
  the duplicate todo section when a live plan covers the same tickets, keeping the
  panel concise. Ticket titles read from spec checkboxes also strip verbose metadata
  (such as blocking edges and deliverables) to avoid overflow and clipping in the TUI.

• 17d8e4f: Fix drag selection dying at the edges of the transcript.

  A drag swept down past the last line and released over the input box copied
  nothing: the rows below the transcript are routed to whatever composed them, so
  the release never reached the viewport that had anchored the selection — it
  neither copied nor cleared. A gesture now belongs to where it began, through
  release.

  A press on the blank space under the last line started nothing at all, so
  sweeping up out of it selected nothing. It anchors at the nearest row now,
  while a bare click there still works no block.

• cf69c4d: Fix the frame corruption that survived every later repaint.

  A row painted with a control character in it does not stay in its row: the
  width authority scores a newline zero columns, so the row measures as a fit,
  paints its head where it belongs, and drops the rest at column 1 of the row
  below — usually a box border the frame diff considers unchanged, so nothing
  ever paints over the spill. A bash command that was a heredoc put one there.

  Text now flattens to one row wherever it becomes one: the cut does it before it
  measures, the wrap breaks a row where a newline asked for one, and the frame
  flattens again as it paints. A multi-line command reads as its lines in the
  card that ran it, and the one-row summary above names its first line.

codsh-cli@0.15.1